mjkladis
"CLETUS"
Both of the better public courses in my area were hit with greens issues a few years back. It was a dark time for golf around here. I resorted to the “cow pasture” courses for a while. Cheap fees but woof!
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You say it isn't the heat then tell the various ways the course uses to keep their greens cool.I’ll disagree with that about the heat. There are a lot of courses in North and especially West Texas that have bent grass greens. The big deal is you have to have fans on them in the humid areas like DFW. West Texas has enough wind usually but they do have to have someone water the greens down once ore twice a day to cook them off a little.
This would have been my response as well.If that was the response I got I would be walking my happy ass up to the head pro and asking for his head or a refund of my membership.
This would have been my response as well.
You can't play golf on greens like that. It's like bowling with craters in the lanes, it's stupid.....
100%I've played courses like this unfortunately. It becomes a shot shaping, contact, kinda day ... hit multiple balls, practice. Once on the green, automatic 2 putt.